Google may have settled on a plan for dealing with Android fragmentation: slowing down and splitting up.
The Nexus One runs Android 2.1: the fourth Android release in less than a year.
(Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) Engadget's tour of CTIA last week resulted in conversations with Android followers who report that Google has a two-pronged strategy for dealing with the spate of Android handsets running as many as four different versions of the operating system. This complicates life for application developers, who have to either pick a version or two to target with their application or conduct lots of testing to make sure they can run across Android handsets.
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